> Are you suggesting that all a keyboard user needs to navigate the > Internet is some MouseKeys in Windows imitating the mouse? No. I'm suggesting that in contexts where pixel positioning is more appropriate than a more abstract interface, the tools are likely to already exist. MouseKeys is a mode that can be turned on when needed. > Most keyboard users want the real thing, the keyboard imitating the > keyboard. Not when they are trying to point at a spot on a picture.Received on Wednesday, 9 June 2004 02:14:02 GMT
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